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How Often Can You Take Plan B? What You Should Know
Medically reviewed by Renita White, MD You can take Plan B (levonorgestrel), or the "morning-after pill" as often as you need ...
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Plan B can make your period late, but not for more than one menstrual cycle — here's what to expect after taking it
However, you need to wait five days after taking Ella to resume other hormonal contraceptives like birth control pills, rings, patches, implants, or injections. If your cycle is altered by Plan B ...
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The birth control patch may be more convenient than the pill but there's a greater chance of side effects
If you've already had unprotected sex without replacing the patch, then use an emergency contraceptive, such as Plan B, to protect against pregnancy. Apply the same patch, or a new one ...
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PLAN B: WHEN PLAN A GOES WRONG
Plan B isn’t an abortion pill — it’s a backup plan, not a last resort. Knowing the facts keeps you protected, empowered, and in control.